Les Boldt When it comes to the gospel plan of salvation, this writer attempts to stay with what the scriptures say is neces sary to be saved. A student of the Bible will find several requirements listed in the word … Continue reading →
What’s Missing at Pentecost?John H. Smith Pentecost is fast becoming a forgotten and neglected sub ject in the preaching and teaching of the church. While the birthday of Jesus is still very popular, especially in the month of December, the … Continue reading →
Ask the Professor, Dr. Jack Cottrell Another Attack Acts 2:38 QUESTION: Some make a big deal of the difference in Acts 2:38 between second person imperative for the verb “repent,” and third person imperative for the verb “be baptized.” My … Continue reading →
Ask the Professor, Dr. Jack Cottrell About Acts 2:38 QUESTION #1: I have seen the view that Acts 2:38 does not connect forgiveness of sins with baptism, but only with repentance. The argument was based on the difference between the … Continue reading →
It is the first sermon of its kind. Never has there been an occasion like this. Never have there been preachers like these. Never had people heard what they were about to hear. Fifty days before this gathering, Jesus had … Continue reading →
What is the first command Peter gives to the “new” church? In nearly, if not, all translations it is a command to Repent and be Baptized, why? To receive forgiveness of sins and the gift of the Holy Spirt. If … Continue reading →
I am searching for sites that reflect the Christian Restoration view point, sometimes called the Stone-Campbell movement. It is largely based off of Alexander Campbell and Barton W Stone. The first one I would recommend would be the Christian Restoration … Continue reading →
Is Baptism “Because Of” or “For” the Forgiveness of Sins?by Wes | Oct 11, 2017 | Theology In Acts 2:38 Peter told a crowd of people, “Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ … Continue reading →
Happy Birthday, Church!(PENTECOST)Larry W. Bailey, Ph.D What is your favorite Christian holiday? Some would say “Christmas,” to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Others would mention Good Friday, to remember that Jesus died so that we might live. Many would choose … Continue reading →
The Christian Standard has released the 2022 Church Survey, published 2023. Being the geographically oriented person I am I have taken this and mapped the data provided in the Charts. Church Location is done using the Name, City, and State … Continue reading →